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THE ROLE OF SOCIAL SUPPORT IN THE VOICE-SPEECH REHABILITATION PROCESS (CROSBI ID 297497)

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KOPF, TAMARA ; ŠIRIĆ, LJILJANA ; ROSSO, MARINELA THE ROLE OF SOCIAL SUPPORT IN THE VOICE-SPEECH REHABILITATION PROCESS // Acta medica Croatica, 75 (2021), 2; 157-161. doi: 261272

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KOPF, TAMARA ; ŠIRIĆ, LJILJANA ; ROSSO, MARINELA

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THE ROLE OF SOCIAL SUPPORT IN THE VOICE-SPEECH REHABILITATION PROCESS

Objective: to investigate the relationship between perceived informal social support and speech therapy parameters including the following: applying instructions given by the speech-language pathologist, success in acquisition of alaryngeal speech, and use of alaryngeal voice in everyday social interactions in laryngectomized patients. Methods: this retrospective study included 47 laryngectomized males, mean age 67.19 years. Data were collected in a semi- structured interview over the voice-speech therapy duration. The data collected were statistically analyzed in a JASP software (version 0.12.2., University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands) by appropriate statistical methods. Results: the alaryngeal speech usage in real communication circumstances is positively strongly associated with marital status, social support, following instructions and self-discipline, and successful voice- speech rehabilitation. Discussion: these fi ndings suggest that informal social support is an important protective factor in rehabilitation process of laryngectomized patients that facilitates acquisition of alaryngeal voice. The results were in concordance with similar research fi ndings indicating association between greater perceived social support and better treatment outcomes. Conclusion: informal social support has an important role in all components of voice-speech therapy of laryngectomees, where the most important association is with success in learning substitute speech.

laryngectomy ; psychosocial adaptation ; social support ; speech therapy ; voice rehabilitation

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Podaci o izdanju

75 (2)

2021.

157-161

objavljeno

1330-0164

261272

Povezanost rada

Kliničke medicinske znanosti, Logopedija

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